- Messages
- 23,108
- Location
- Birmingham
I'm resisting the urge to paint anything yet as I'm a bit of a perfectionist and it would turn into months of work so just concentrating on mechanicals for now
- Thread starter Robotstar5
- Start date
- Messages
- 23,108
- Location
- Birmingham
I saw that one
- Messages
- 23,108
- Location
- Birmingham
The_Yellow_Ardvark
https://www.death-clock.org/
- Messages
- 20,173
- Location
- Going Away.
LGF , as in Latest Girl friend?Never mind, you can cheer yourself up by sitting on the LGF watching the Flappy Thing go up and down when you rev it ...
Bullet2012
Member
- Messages
- 5,365
- Location
- on average about 200 miles from the ISS.
”Tractoring” just got more interesting.
www.bbc.co.uk
The Fast and the Farmer-ish: Ellie Pacey - the Mercedes apprentice who races tractors
Ellie Pacey is a technician on Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team - who also competes in tractor-pulling events.
www.bbc.co.uk
That sounds interesting (not) TV will twist it like they normally do.”Tractoring” just got more interesting.
View attachment 332643
The Fast and the Farmer-ish: Ellie Pacey - the Mercedes apprentice who races tractors
Ellie Pacey is a technician on Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team - who also competes in tractor-pulling events.
Bullet2012
Member
- Messages
- 5,365
- Location
- on average about 200 miles from the ISS.
Tinbasherdan
Bodger in chief
- Messages
- 7,386
- Location
- Bolton, England
We had a Scottish aviation cab on our fergie, they look nicer than most cabs of the day
- Messages
- 23,108
- Location
- Birmingham
Time for an update, the coolant hoses were perished.
No tools required to drain the radiator
It also has a drain tap for the block, I think the idea was to drain the water if left outside in freezing conditions
Radiator removed for back flushing
All back together with new hoses and clips, I should really look for some wire clips as they would be more period correct
No tools required to drain the radiator
It also has a drain tap for the block, I think the idea was to drain the water if left outside in freezing conditions
Radiator removed for back flushing
All back together with new hoses and clips, I should really look for some wire clips as they would be more period correct
- Messages
- 23,108
- Location
- Birmingham
Time for an oil change, I'm used to buying 5 litre oil bottles, these were a shock to the pocket
Getting the pick up strainer out was fun as the previous owner has used Silicon sealer on every joint
Removing the filter gave a nice view of the pick up
Oily bits to be cleaned up
Nice and clean, I wondered why the pick up filter had a copper gasket face, then worked out it was to enable the mesh to be soldered to it
No replaceable air filter here
Some thought goes into the design, you can't lose the oil filler cap as it is held by a strong spring and hooks onto the neck for filling
Getting the pick up strainer out was fun as the previous owner has used Silicon sealer on every joint
Removing the filter gave a nice view of the pick up
Oily bits to be cleaned up
Nice and clean, I wondered why the pick up filter had a copper gasket face, then worked out it was to enable the mesh to be soldered to it
No replaceable air filter here
Some thought goes into the design, you can't lose the oil filler cap as it is held by a strong spring and hooks onto the neck for filling
Great to see one of these on the forum. Had one on the farm where I was born, originally bought new by my grandad and 1st tractor in the village. It certainly earned its keep. Dad put hydraulics off a Whitlock digger on so we could have a loader bucket that would tip right back for slurry, it also meant we could use an hydraulic bale clamp. It was fitted with wider back wheels and a massive concrete block, again for shifting slurry and manure. It eventually ended up getting sold to a monastery near York, eventually getting dumped outside but as apparently gone now so hopefully someone as rescued it ?
- Messages
- 23,108
- Location
- Birmingham
addjunkie
Member
- Messages
- 13,594
- Location
- Northumberland. Reet oot in the sticks
Seen a few with these fitted.
www.agrimanuals.com
Horn-Draulic Loader For Ferguson 35 Tractor Brochure
HORN-DRAULIC LOADER MARK VI FOR FERGUSON 35 TRACTOR SINGLE SHEET SALES LITERATURE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION STORE REF -
addjunkie
Member
- Messages
- 13,594
- Location
- Northumberland. Reet oot in the sticks
On white diesel obviously! Quite surprising just how many of these are still working. This new fangled electronic jiggery pokery wont be the same
Bravheart
"Tomorrow will be a good day"captain Tom1920-2021
- Messages
- 987
- Location
- Scotland
How does this work then? Also what about the petrol paraffin ones, paraffin was never a road fuel.
Gareth J
Member
- Messages
- 3,668
- Location
- North Cornwall
Apparently red is still ok for charity tractor runs;
HMRC confirms red diesel usage for charity tractor runs
Charity tractor runs will be able to continue to use red diesel following industry pressure on HMRC to backtrack on a controversial legislation change.
I guess, technically, running a DIY TVO mix containing non road fuels would be illegal tax dodging. Doubt, in reality, anybody cares enough about the odd little grey fergy. Maybe if you'd lowered the compression in your daily driver and were starting up on petrol then switching over to a second tank of mix to save a few quid, things might be looked at differently.
- Messages
- 23,108
- Location
- Birmingham
You can get a licence to mix and use TVO as a road fuel, most tractor clubs will issue them free with membership.
This is mine, with personal details cropped off the bottom
This is mine, with personal details cropped off the bottom
